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About The gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925 | View Entire Issue (July 11, 1912)
3DC3IE3 aEissajn: 2 1 ?Ice Cream Soda, Ras. Porter, Lemonade In fact everything good to drink and 1 lit rAj 1 IMH JIENDRICSON & GURDANE, : : 9 0 Orangette, Red Cigars and Tobaccos smoke at a- : Props. 'J ' t 1J VPLrUN Stiff Hats $3.50 The Celebrated Hard email Hat Soft Hats $3.00 SAM HUGHES HaudeMan ..sees; 1 in An ttaehment for hoe drills us illustrate'! here hxs two very valuable and impor ant features which eve-y rrogresaive farmer will appreciate t once. They are made to tit any hoe, are easily adjusted and answer the double Durpoteof re'i lnting the depth of sowing and at he aame time f net-sea the soil (irmly around the grain thus tuaur D immtdiate germination. Hplf-ndid results are obtained from their use, Manufactured by Pendleton Iron Works, JEENrlVE$XON', OREGON -IV Liberty Meat Market B. F. MATLOCK, Prop. J The Best Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sausage and Home Cured Meats. A STRICTLY CASH MARKET Tor soreness of the muscles, --wAaether induced by violent exercise - tx-ifarj there is nothin better thau -vCbaniberlains' Liniment. This lini" t event slso relieves rheumatic pains. J K?r sle by Patterson & Son. '.fearing the summer months mothers afcarg children should watch for t. -gar annatuarl looseness of the bowels. r'tw Riven promDt attention at this i-iiMo serious tronble may be avoided. ( rWaiberlain's Colic Cholera and r. ICarrhoae Remedy can always be de ; rzenled open. For sain by Patterson -Son. fi!GKESTER SPILLS CHAMOND nth Biur0 .- ,m -rr Krarft for Ciri-CHFS-TER'S . MVUNS hkJkND PILL in KFD and dc k M!V n lull r 1 1. La, for twrnty-6 "rnva rnrardrd aa Best. Safest, Alwar Reliable. 53L0 BY ALL DRUGGISTS t-tmf rvrPYWUFRF T Lexington and lone Congre gational Services. Preaching: services .at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. in Ioue on tbe 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month : in Lexington on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of tbe month. At trie Methodist church next Son day morning, after a brief sermon, the pastor will give a talk on tbe Fed erated church, and a vote will be taken on the matter in the congrega tion. The services of the church ars held only in the tnorninc, tbe union services being at tbe Sooth Methodist church at light. V. A. PRATT. Pastor. M. e. curncH, SOUTH. Sonday School 10 a m. Preaching 11 a. m. Union yonng people's nu?et ing 7 p. m. Preaching at evening t ervice ty Rev. Powell, of Lexington. For Sale A low-wheeled, nar row tire wapon, in good shape. Now ready to set header box on. Can be seen at the Samuel Leffler place. Inquire at this office. 3L THECAZETH-TIMFS The Heppner Caiette, Established March 30, 183 TheHcppner Time, Established Nov. 18, 1897 Consolidated February lf. .Z. . VAWTER CRAWFORD, - Editor and Proprietor Issued every Thursday morninsf, and entered at the Post office at Heppner, Oregon, as second class matter. . a SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One Year L... $1.50 Six Month. ' .75 Three Months, 50 Single Copies, 05 ADVERTISING RATES: Display, transient, running less than one month, hrst insertion, per inch, 25c, subsequent in sertiont, 12 l-2c; display, regular, 12 l-2c; locals, first insertion, per line, 10c; subsequent insertions, per line, 5c; lodge resolutions, per line, 5c; church socials and all advertising of entertainments conducted for pay, regular rates. Thursday, July, 11, .191 In commenting on the nomination of Woodrow Wilson the Salem Status man ys : In real progressive principles, that make' for the development and sym mctric.nl growth of his country, and for its higher place among worl Downrs and for the onward ruaroh of niank'nd as a whole, William Howard Taft outclnsncs Woodrow Wilson Mr. Taft is for international pcaoe and has a definite program. He is for the taking nf the taxill question ou of the muddy slougli of party politics and nlacing it on a business basis for a tar. ft" commifsion to study every phase of the malt r, all the time nnd for amendina a schedule at a time, as needed. Asrait st the rierindcal distur birg ot business by appeals to preju dices and sections. In all the broad field of true and conduct' ve statesmanship, Mr. Taft is far superior in ability, eqaipmeat and training to Wilson He ma and will maka for this country a bet ter cheif executive than Wilson. If the people uf the United States can be induced to lay aside prejudices for reason, Mr. Taft will be reelected. If this cannot be accomulislied Mr. Wilson's chances for election in No vember are good. Washing on politicians are up :i the air, rather badly, as to the poss:. ble effect of the nomination of Wood- row Wilson for President by the dem ocrats. Being a prouressive, his vie tory is bound to hurt the chanoes of Theodore Roosevelt, who declares that he is going to run as a progressive Republican. This condition is bound to react in the case of candidates for state offltp, mmy of whom hve been hohlug off in making their annouue- tnnnt. As it looks now, there will be three tickets in the field locally : Republican, Democrat and Progress iv. The ultimate result is one that is giving rise to considerable specula ton Washington Democrats have declared their intention nf lining up back of Wilson and Marshall, although thev voted for OlramD Clark solidly, until his defeat was accomplished. riecpner's Fourth was quiet and rane. Quite a contrast to former venra when the neople of the town were in fear of fire or other disaster from the excessive use of explosives and fireworks. Different men have various wave of accomplishing results and a method that would apneal to one man would be rejected by another. We have in mind tbe crusade under way headed by Governor West a crusade against vice, disorderly saloons and road bouses in which the militia of the state has been railed into requisition. It Icohs like taking an axe to kill a fly. Not beiause we consider the evils mentioned as small and insig nificant, as the flv, but we believe the Givernor is on the wrong trail. Every ccuntv in the state has its peaoe officets; every district its prosecuting attorneys, sworn and raid to prose cute violations of the laws. If the Governor hts proof positive that these officers are drawing their salaries and at the same time shielding vice and refusing to prosecute criminals aod lawbreakers, then it would ceem to be 'he duty of the Governor to remove them from office or prosecute and send them to the penitentiary for neglect of duty or violation of their oath of office. A removal or two with a few orosecutions would doubtless have the desired effect. Oregon Messea- W. W. 8mead and wife departed for Portland on Tuesday morning to spend the balance of the week in the city. Wal'are took down with him irme very excellent samples of wheat and other grains to place on exhibi tion with the various products from other portions of the state at the Chamber of Commerce. The C'hlce ! a Hatkaai. is too important a matter for a woman to be handicapped by weakness, bad blood or foul breath. Avoid these kiil-hoDes by taking Dr. King's New Life Pills. New strength, fine com plexion, pore breath, cheerful spirits things that win men follow their use. Easy, safe, sure, 25o. at S locum Drug Go. Five Hundred More Sheep Mysteriously Poisoned. The sheep poisoning scoundrel, .who hns been operuting his fiendish pastime in tb a vicinity recently, got iu an esoecially tell ng stroke day before yesterday, whenas the result of Wa nning fe sheep trails at the head of JElk creok, eight or ten miles fiom this oitv, 600 head of a baud of B000 ownod bv R. B. Stanfield, the well known Stanfield, Oregon, sheep man, wero poisoned, the greutor number dying. The band was in charge o! one of Stanfield's men, who with a number of herders was brineieg tnem from Grunt county points to this city for shipment. n No ill effects ver,i uoti"- ed until the head of E1k creek was reached, when a number of the sheep began to act as if tiioy had gone mad. They would suddenly start and mq as fast as they could for sonV dis tance, then would fall down and soon die What the nature of the poison is has not yet been discovered, but it did the work thoroughly and well. The remainder of" the band was driven on to this citv and seemed to be all right when 'shipped, so'it is evident that they did not get any of the poison, as it took quiet effect on theories that ditd The sheep po'soner, who evre he it is certainlv meeting with much suc cess in Ins nefarious practice, and what should ba dina to him in cast he is eaught is not on the statute books of the state ' The Oregon Woo! growers' Association, through Secre tarv Hoke, and the state through the governor, have each ottered $1000 reward for the apprehension and con viction of the guilty pirtv or parties. Shetp men in Baker and Union coun ties the past few weeks have suffeied thousands of dollars loss through the sheep poisoner s operations, and are bending everv effort to trace the iden tity of the man. What his motive is or the nature of the poison employed. has not yet been determined, but it is a long lane that has'no turn, nnd with out doubt it is only a question of time when he will be anprehetided and made to pay the penalty of his crime Buker Democrat. Oreunn. For the first time in its long and eventful history, it ia visit ing its own state. Its arrival arous ed great interest and big crowds have beeu vUtiug this sturdy old fighter. Surveys at the mouth of the Col umbia River show that the eutrance is growing deeper. The area of water is growlug,' apparently through, the action of the river current, which di rected b the jetty, is scouring out the channel to a greater depth Meadily imnroved cuudidtions are looked for at the mouth of the river. particularly as work on the north jetty progresses. Sherman c unty farmers have come to appreciate tKeir experiment farm, located at Moro, Many at first doubt ed its utility but such valuable helo has been given in conducting inquiries into better methods of agriculture that thev are now thoroughly inerest ed. A recent farmers' diy brought hundreds of visitors to the siation. TI tie- Girl of Eagle . Ranch is Coming Here What maker a WoniunY One hundred and twenty pounds. more or less, of bone and muscln don't make a woman. It is a good founda tion. . Put into it health and strength and she may rule a kingdom But that's just what Electric Bitters give hpr Thousands blesu.them for over coming faintirg and dizzv suelis and for dispelling weakness, nervousness, backache and tired listless, worn out feeling. "Electric Bitters have done me a world of good," writes Eliza Pool, Depew, Okla. . "and I thatiK you with all' my heart for making such a good mdicine. " Only. 50c. Guaran teed by Slocum Drug Co. Oregon has Chance to Cap ture Big Wheat Prize. Oregon should capture the prize for tbe best five bushels of wheat grown n the Amerftan Northwest this year, but to do so will require careful s- ection and indeed it may be necessary to hand pick the wheat, it will pay to do it for a prize of S5.00O is offeerd by the Northwest Development Lesgue for the best five bushels exhibithed at the Minneapolis Land Show io Novem ber. With the spienidd gram crop ssnred for Oregon, this state should have any quantity of fhrst class wheat to enter at this show. Cimmrecial bodies of the state are howing an interest in the collection f Oregon exhibits to be shown this Winter at the land shows of the Mid dle Wt-st. In response to a call sent out by Manager Chapman of tbe Ore gon Development League, many out ide cities have been heard from, each promisiug to collect samples of the best products grown there this season nd it seems a good, collection is as sured. No locality should allow itielf to be unrepresented. One of the most pretentious produc tions of border life, sensational, real istic full or mirth , melody, pathos and a few tears, strong in plot and quick in action. The story deals with life in the west, the incidents are faithfully drtwn, a picture of the hapoy go lucky, good natured and brave cowboy is drawn tiue to life, yet an atmosphere of culture and . re finement prevails throughout the no tion of the entire production. - A whole car load of elaborate scen ery and properties are used to give the production. In this, great presenta tion the Acme of success has been attained, inasmuch as the play throughout is one of class-and refine ment. Prof. Cnpontie's Celebrated Mili tary hand has been especially engnged to furnish classical free concdrts every evening and the augmented Hungarian Orchestra will drive dull cure away between the acts and accompany the vocal and dancing numbers on the program which, by the way , are man v. The mamouth waterproof pavillion is elegantly appointed ; the attaches are polite and gentlemanly, tbe opera chairs are comfortably arranged and the welfare and comfort of our thousands of patrons has been the coveted goal we aspired to and have reached and maintained through the entire existence of the great McDonald Shows. The Bbuve meritorious at traction will give one performance only at Heppner, Wednesduy, July 1 7th. Free street parade on day and date of show. Show grounds at depot. LEXINGTON. Mrs: Al Zink is ou the Blck list. Ellen Marlnt was visiting in Lex ington Monday. Mrs. Jim Carty was visiting in. Lexiugton on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Breshears attended church at Heppner on Sonday. Rev. and Mrs. Warren, of Hepp ner spent Sundny in, .Lexington. Mrs. Wil-not, of lone, visited bvr daughter, Mrs. W. P. McMillan ever the 4th of July. Rev. Mr. Powell and wifo spent the Fourth at Milton with relatives, returning Saturday, ' Barnry Hanlon, the section foreman has quit batching in the cars and is boarding at Grandma Boohers. Not much news with everyone away lieadirg or harvesting but better times are coming and more news. Quite an enjuoynble dance was giv en in the Attisan Hall on the night of July 4 Everybody reports a splen did time. W. F. Barnett who is harvesting and threshing at the asme time says that so far everv thing is just working fine, good success all along. Vj.s. Mabel Maivel , .formerly Miss Mabel Boone., ami living at Arlington -visiter! her anut, Mrs. Thornburg from Saturday till Monday. This is cherry sf ason around Lex ington and all kinds of cherries are to be bad for 5 cents per pound. Cur rants are 25 oeius per gallon. Mr. and Mrn R A. Nichols, and daughter Echo, formerly of Lexington. but now of Dayton, Wn, , came in cn Friday's train to visit with relatives and friends, returning Monday. Following its success of last year, Port rford will hold another agate carnival early in August. A big fea ture of the entertainment will be a reproduotipn of the famous Indian fight of Battle Rock. Cooos Bav claims the largest siw log. The C. A. Smith Co. has sawed giant spinoe log estimated to have weighed over 18 tons, that scaled 9,600 feet of lumber. It was 75 feet long, seven feet in diameter at the butt and five feet eight inches at the top. This is thought to be the largest log ever hauled on a train anywhere. Portland is ablaze with lights and streaming banners of purpla and white this week in honor of the grand re union of the Elks. Thousands of vis itors from all parts of tbe country are here, and to mary of the delegates, this is their first introduction to the Pacific Coast. Oregon lodges are co operating heartily to welcome their visiting brothers from the Eastern states. Moored in Portland harbor is the old fighting machine, the battleship Mrs. W. O. Mino, Mrs. Delia Hal- look and Mrs. W. B. Potter were pas sengers to Portland on Tuesday. E. G. Noble went to Portland on Tuesday where he will spend a few days on business 84 well as enjoy some of the Elks proceedings. J. L. Wilkins and wife and R. A. Thompson and wife were among those going to Portland onv Tuesday to spend the remainder of the week.. A household remedy for 25 years in America Dr. Thomas' Electic Oil. For cuts, sprains, burns, scalds, bruises. 25o and 50c. At all drug stores. J. B. Hnddleston finished a contract he had of putting a fence around the Quaid property in North Heppner this week. J. B. is a nobby workman on a job of this kind. "I have been somewhat costive. but Doan's Regulets give just the re sult desirel. They act mildly and regulate the bowels perfectly. "Geo. B. Erause, Atloona, Pa. Frank Roberts came over from the valley Moudav with a band of fancy Jerseys which he is offering for sale. He will be in Prineville a few days and then go to to Heppner, Oregon. Prineville Review. Dysentery is always serious and often a dangerous disease, but it can be cured. Chamberlain's Oblio, Chol era and Diarrhoea Remedy has cured it even when malignant and epedemio For sale by Patterson & Son. J. J. Murphy and Virgil Fisher of Monument, went to Portland on Tues day in charge of a U. S. Marshall. These gentlemen have been accused of bootlegging and will have to face the charge in the Federal court down at Portland. Hi man H. Cohen, crop statistican of tbe Oregon Journal visited Heppner on Tuesday to gather up some statis tics with reference to our present crop. He is making the rounds of tha wheat belt and is greatly pleased with the outlook for Morrow, Sherman and Gilliam counies. Services at the Baptist church on Sonday will be as follows: Bibl? schoo 10 :00 a. ra. Tbe pastor, John McAllister, will preach at lone both morning and evening holding: commun ion service at ll a. Tbe subject for discussion at 8 o. m. will be "Higher Patrloism." The public cordially invited. Treasurer's Notice. Notice is hereby given that all out standing Morrow County Warrants, registered prior to September 1st. 1911, will he paid npon presentation at my office. Interest on the same ceases after this date. Dated at Heppner. Oregon, this 11th day of Julv. 1912. FRANK GILLIAM, County Treasurer. Notice. The Annual meeting of the stock holders uf the. Moriow Warehcnte Milling Company will be held on Tuesday, July 16, 19)2, at 2 o. m. for the purpose of eleoting dire tors for the tnsning vear and fr the transac tion of such other business as may regularly come before the meeting. E. D. BROWN, Secretary. House for Sale. Owing to the fact that we expect to move into our new home scon we will sell the house and Io and three acres including chicken house nnd cow barn. Near site of the proposed Catholio Hospital. tf. ARTIE MORGAN CONDER. Money to Loan. We have thousands and thoufandsi of dolUrs to loan on farm land at fair rate of interest, long time, privelege naving any interest period. Garfield Land Company, Garfield, Washington. Any skin itching is a temper tester. The more von scratch the more it itches. Doan's Ointment is for piles, eczema any 'skin itching. 50o at all drug stores. Rev. H. A. VanWinkle, of Sheridan, Oregon, will preach at the Christian church both morn ing and evening on Sunday, July 14th. A cordial invitation is ex tended to the public to come and hear him. ' IT 13 a rrcnt cct'rsfaction to enrry a vtc!i that always fjives correct time. That is why these zrz over seventeen million Walthon Watches in use. The ownrr cf a V.'altham can r.lways rely upua L1j wu'j u Qcthini llierc o:i t::::;. , "' litre ytri oJru:A c Valtham TTe carry a comnlefe ttli rf Vt'ltSam rwwmertv t mr.j i.i ij ' V114 14 OSCAR BORG Jeweler & Optometrist